seth schrieb: > Hi! > > River Tarnell wrote: >>> 1. How do I run perl scripts on the toolserver? >> i assume from the subject you're talking about Perl CGI scripts. either put >> them in ~/public_html/cgi-bin, or put them in ~/public_html and name them >> with >> a .cgi extension. in either case they have to be executable. > > I guess .cgi in ~/public_html is not executable be default. my browser > just showed me the source code.
Did you indeed set the x bit? > After I created a .htaccess with > Options FollowSymLinks ExecCGI MultiViews > AddHandler cgi-script .cgi .pl > it works now. > >>> Presently >>> http://toolserver.org/~seth/cgi-bin/grep_regexp_from_url.cgi gives an >>> internal server error 500. >> in this case, the problem is your script has Windows line endings. >> >> $ ./grep_regexp_from_url.cgi >> - -su: ./grep_regexp_from_url.cgi: /usr/bin/perl^M: bad interpreter: No such >> file or directory > > Oops, I feet a bit sheepish about that. I did not know that > $ perl grep_regexp_from_url.cgi > works even when the line endings are dos-styled. That'S because *perl* doesn't have a problem with them. It's whatever bit of linux is looking at the "shebang" line (the one starting with #!) to find out what interpreter to use. It reads the Windows line ending as part of the interpreter's name (which is very very silly, but that's how it is). >>> 3. How can I look at the apache errorlogs? >> access and error logs are in /var/log/http > > bash: cd: /var/log/http: No such file or directory Try this on the web server (hemlock), not on nightshade. > I tried another one, too, but > bash: cd: /var/log/apache2/: Permission denied We no longer use apache, we are using ZWS now. -- daniel _______________________________________________ Toolserver-l mailing list Toolserver-l@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/toolserver-l
